His second album is expected to come out later in 2017. Speaking to the Bath Forum crowd, he said new material related to “anxiousness” and a feeling of relief that comes from realising “nobody knows what they’re doing.” He also spoke about how 2016’s political events had a bearing on this new record. “The biggest headline in 2015 was that David Cameron had a sleepover with a pig… But 2016 was a weird year.” By and large, the new songs were sunny-side-up, linking booming horn sections with a sense of optimism.

Ezra also performed hit singles ‘Budapest’, ‘Blame It On Me’ and ’Listen to the Man’. See the full setlist below: